abc.net.au/news/maggie-dent-says-fitbit-helped-her-potentially-avoid-a-stroke/102044756Parenting author and educator Maggie Dent says she has her smart watch to thank for potentially avoiding a stroke.She was diagnosed with a atrial flutter, but had no symptoms
After going about her day with no symptoms, Ms Dent noticed her watch was still showing that her heart rate was elevated — so she asked her son for advice. A treating doctor told her that if the flutter had continued for more than 48 hours, it could have led to a stroke. While some people experience symptoms of shortness of breath, fatigue, palpitations, and dizziness, other people — like Ms Dent — experience no symptoms.
digitalhealth ehealth Smart primary healthcare monitors nocturnal melatonin amplitude and volume and nighttime SDNN. (Reduced SDNN predicts stroke.) Melatonin inhibits atrial fibrillation
Sponsored by Apple? 😴
She’s lucky , who can afford such luxury?